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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-06
baseball .

CHICAGO, August5.-While in Chicago
recently, manager Hart of the Milwau-
kee baseball club, secured the Chicago
club for trip to San Francisco. and
other cities on the Pacific slope next
winter, where the league champions
and st: Louis Browns Will play q series
OF exnlpltlon games during the months
Oh december. January, February and
the early part of March, Hart has also
secnred the service of Mike Kelly, of
the Bostons, to play with the Chicagos
during the winter and is now negotlat-
ing with the st. Louis Browns. whom
ne is sure of getting for the trip, as
last winters venture with team picked
from Louisville and st. Louis clubs
proved so profitable and pleasant.
Watkins, the Detroit manager, has also
been negotiating with the Chicagos TO
have them and the Detroits play on
the coast.
PIrTsBURe, August 5.-The first six
innings OF the Washington Pittsburg
game to day, at Recreation Park were
exceedingly interesting. The twerler
for either side seemed invincible. and
although the ball was hit, it was i'm
possible to place it safely. Dalrymple
became faint in the sixth inning and
returned. Fields took his place. Car
roll, OF Pittsburg. played in very bad
form and besides made several wild
throws. Attendance, 1900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-06

CoUGH AWAY II You WAIT To, but if
not, use HALE's HONEY OF HoREHouEp
AND TAR.
PIXIES TooTHAoHE Drops Cure in one
Minute,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-06
STILL THE C. P.
,aland Stanford Squirming
and Growing Weary.
nag WELLS, FARGO CONTRACT
objects to Baking Up Old Charges
-David strOng's Strong Allega-
tions-Other Matters.
nAs Pacific "1pquisition."

o,v FRANCISCO, August 5.-The first
or- of the Pacific Railway Comission
:. dov was the examination of the
Io,rmentg which David Strong pro-
Iuoed to strengthen bis allegations
au u5o yesterday against the officers of
In Ce1fral Pacific. Senator Stanford's
s..-or,ination was also resumed, and he
Janied that contract hao Deen mace
18th Wells, Fargo & 90. for the exclus-
;vs right of transportation over the Cen
trsI Pacific. The complaint filed in
c sl% suit commenced against the
Central Pacific was produced, and the
sttantiou of the witness was called to
eSs oIIegatIon that e. B. Croker, on
SaSoIf Of the Central Pacific, made
eth Wells. Fargo & Co. a contract for
nc exclusive right of transportation
o cvS the Central Pacific; in return
tbsraof Wells, Fargo & Co. wstered its
stock from $40, 900 900 to $15 600 900, and
o Eve Stanford, Crocker, Hopkins and
Huntington 100000 without con-
siderstiOn.
COMMISSIONER ANDERSON
asked if the allegation was true. and
Stanford replied: II don't think it is,
and further added: "If l am to be in
ferrogsted on all these charges. black
mail and others, it will take six
months. We shall never get through
sll the charges that have been made in
the last tWenty-seVen years"
Stanford stated that the reason for
organizing the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company was to prevent the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
leaving San Francisco out in the cold,
as the Pacific Mail Company had
threatened to take all the trade to Asia
riG Panama.
Anderson asked if the large amount
Of msterial for the construction of the
Southern Pacific passed over the
Central Pacific without charge, and
Stanford replied: II think not, but
the books will show what was paid.
The relations between the Central
Pacific and Southern Pacific are as one
party to smother" In answer to the
question, Have not large tracts of land
gssnred 70 the company by the govern
ment been put in q certain narsnn's
name and then sold for the benefit Of
the stockholders of the company ?"
Stanford said Il have never heard Of
It, Witness was asked if he knew
TheOphiliS French, auditor of railroad
accounts in the government Treasury,
and remembered a meeting between
him and Huntington prior to the
publication by French in the New
York World Of the affairs of the Central
Pscifc2 Stanford said he knew French
1lightly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-06
AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, August Chicago won the
game with New York to-day after all
hope seemed gone. For five innings the
score was blank, and then New York
made three runs ehis seemed to settle
things, but in the seventh Connor's
error gave man ii uase, and a single,
double and triple fixed three runs
FMS ted the score, and in the eighth
two Dagger was made, all followed by a
home run This made four runs fast
enough and settled the game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-06

SCORE BY INNINGS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-06
BLOCKED THE WHEELS OF TRADE

in many branches, and absorbed OF
locked up vast sums of money, which
will be wanted during the fall; but for
their pecunious influence the outlook
would be far more encouraging.
Business failures for the week number
for the United States 1913, for Canada 20;
total 183-cOmpared with 184 last
week, and 154 for the corresponding
week of last year.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05
OBITUARY.

Death comes with a shock even if we are
expecting it. So it was when l heard that
Eliza Clayton Davis was dead. Dead Gone !!
Never will we see her in this life l wonder
sometimes how we bear our loss So many
old are left behind whom we expected would
pass through the pearly gates long before our
youthful friend. But such was not Gods
will. He took her fron-we know not what.
We only know that His will is best and we dare
aotquestion it. During my summer vacation
scarcely day passed that did not spend part
of it with her at the store. l never heard
her say one harmful word about anyone. If
she did not know any good she was silent.
This think, is the most beautiful trait any
one can possess. We are all given to speak
ing too much Of others faults, forgetting how
short and uncertain life is, and how soon we
maybe rushed into eternity. |, for one, am
trying to learn q lesson from her quiet,
modest life, and l hope we may all profit by
her example. Of those who die as she did
one can say
All, the angel of death is not one to fear,
For he cometh in kindness with words OF
cheer;
His smile is glad though his eyes are dim,
And a halo of glory encrcles him;
No whitening frown is seen on his brow,
But peace that mortals may never know,
And he brings gift from the world above
All perfumed with blessings and crowned
with love NJ.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
TALK AT POMPEY.

VALE SUMMIT March 8, 1886.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Fifty cents ton is the best news.
Wedding on taps. VIII let you know more
when the happy event occurs.
Rev. SIS Wilson, of the NJ. L. Church,
preached his farewell sermon last Sunday.
John Blubaugh, of Loarville, has purchased
the Blubaugh farm, on Dams mountain, and
intends removing his family there this spring.
Miss Ellen McGann is i'll with typhoid fe-
yer; John PryIe has been laid up several
weeks with asthma; Jeanette, youngest
child of Adam Gilmartin, and the youngest
child of Lewis Smith have been very sick, the
latter with bronchitis and Mrs. Lewis has
also been on the sick list during the week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS
Amputation Of a Boys Leg.-Mor

An,putGtioiI Of a Boys Leg.-Mon-
day at this place, DR.. P. A. Michael
amputated the left leg of a teu-year old
son of Daniel Beal, residing near Wei
lersburg. Some time since the little
fellow fractured one of the feet bones
by leaping from u fence. Necrosis
set in, involving all the bones and
tissues of the foot and partially those
of the lower leg. The operation was
entirely successful and the lad is now
doing well.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Al Echo From TIE Strike oc 1882. Co.,
--latest news states that the Norfolk
and Western (Pocahontas) would not
come into the pool. Report thought
to be reliable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

in the world for Cats. ''~uiscs, Sores Ulcers,
Salt Rhcum, Fever >us,s, letter, ChuifrI
Hands, Chii5laims, S"ns, and all Skin
Euptons, and positively cures Pile, or 80
pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. OF ,Houcy refunded. For
sale hy G. \. Wiuggr,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

That Hacking Cough can be SO quickly
cured by Shiohs Cure We guarantee it.
Sold by G. y. Wingcrt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

For lame back. side or chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price p cents. Sold by G..
\. Wingcrt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Sleeplcss nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. ShiIohs Cure is the remedy
for you. Sold by G. \. Wingcrt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by q. y. Wingort on a guarantee. 1t
cures Consumption.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure, Sold
by G. \. WingcTt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured by Shiloh's Cartarrh Remedy Price
50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by G.. A..
Wngcrt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

VIII You suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Nitalzcr is guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by G. y. Wingert.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

No change Of cars between Cumberland and
huntingdon Through cars between Hunt
ingdon and Philadelphia, New Iork and Pitts
burg. Passengers from points east of Hynd
man, for Somerset, take Express train west,
change cars at llyndman, and arrive at Som.
erSet at 6:25 p. M, Passengers leaving Somer-
set at 1883 a. IN. make close connection at
Hyndman for all points east.
Tickets sold and baggage checked by PETER
NOOK, Agent corner Baltimore and Liberty
streets, Cumberland, and at the depot.
j. K. WOOD
General Passenger Agent.
l.. L. HOLIDAY,
Feb ; Superintendent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Pennsylvania Railroad trans from Bedford,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York
arrive at l2l5 and 0;O5p m.
JAMES a. MlLLHOLLAND,
Nov 20 General Manager.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

All trains on the schedule stop at Hay street
station. p l.. BtRWELL,
Dec General Superintendent
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Eel,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05

Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave at $40
a. IN. and l:i5 p. III. for Bedford, Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia and New York
RETURNING TRAINS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-03-05
THOUGHTS

.zg-ESrEoINL NTTENT0N Is cNLLED 70 V'3IED LNN OF
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07

Gitem olten Qr3te. Der Don Der Brorts
Suritf9e5o9en lebt, murbe bur6 einen oltinz
6ii9en WttllionGr bic 8ei1reibung zines
einfaben pe9etabilii9en 6eilmitteIs fir Die
i9neIe unO 6aueruoe 6eilung DOn Qltnsets
i9pinolu0t, 8ron6itts, @0tarrb, Nitbrna
ltnD duen SAILS unD Qun9entrontbeiten aus
gebdnoi9t. AuD ein Otittel fir poittipe,
raoitale 6etlung BON 9terpeni9wd9e unO
aQen 9terpenfronfbettelt. Ha6oem Der 0ofz
tor bic mulloerbaren 0eilfrdfte in t~auielto
SGaen erprobt bate, era6tete er IS fir leine
Yflt9t, baS DtttteI ieinen leIoenoen Dtttz
menl6en betannt SIT MAIDEN. 8on oteiem
MDtip unb g8unl6 9etrieben, banOelte er.
SD lenbe bieies 9teSept 9oi1s toteufrei on
Nue, bic es lDitni6er III Oeutl0er, en9liI9er
oOer franSOil6er Spra6e, nit potter Nnwei=
Jung Der 6erlteaun9 1tnO bes @ebrau0S.
Senbe NOrelle unD @rieimarfe, be5tebe DID
ouf oieie !3eitung unb ib ienOe eS lofort. gS.
81. Slopes, 149 Yopers 8lof, Go4eiter, N.O.
1Sof19p0 IAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
SpSe @arf.
8ents MtsTat am1 Ginfiibrans eines staOts
nertuaItnug.

Ser Iebtcn Gibun9 bes gemeitberatbs
pDn 6p0e Yarf mobnte cine altBer9em0bn=
LID oroBe 3u60rer1nen9e BET, pa bic SSra9e
3ur U~erb0nDlun9 fam, oh 0aS YrOiect 0er
Ginfii6run9 einer Sto0tuerlpdltnng ben
gSablern 5ur N%bltimnun9 unterbrettet peroe1
foil. 9r. SboS. ". Banning Dertrdt oieienigen
giir9er. nelhe Oas betreftertoe @eiu6 eil1=
ein9eret6t baben, uno erflGrte, oaB DaS
@eIub iebt % gtomeu mebr entbalte, ais
gelebli6 ertoroerli0 lei. Gr mari BENT Jtatb
Dor, Dap er bos YrOiect bltr6 o~Ilerlei 9aarz
lpaItereIen uno @inteI5ti9e 81 p~eretteln lu9te
llno Die geitlnmun9en beS @eleees nt6t
NelBerun9 sur 0ronun9. 8. s.. 2aronlte.
lpra9 in Gbnli9et &eile, 8. 3.
@OnOee bes9leiben. 9as Sufi8z@ ontite
beri6tete, SAP es bas Geiudb iprs=
fGltt9 geprift ltnb 9~efunoei1, baB II 9tomen
auf Der Betitton feblten, uni Die pom @eles
por9ei9rie6ene J2abl poa 81 mq9ell. ga eS
nun 5meifelh1ft lei, oh Inter loldet unls
itGnDen cine StaOtDermaltl1n9 9eleslt9 eln7
9efilbrt merben tonne, lelbit menll tie bet Der
6riiblabrSwaDl an9enonmen rperoe, 10
ernpfeble eS, ods @elH0 gu ben Nten 5G le9et.
SIS lei tlar, oaB bas 0olf fem 8erlan9en
na9 elmer lDl6en NenDerung Der. 8er1Dat1
tung babe, lonlt lpiirDe eS nibt 10 1hper 9es
moroet lein, Die erforOerlt3en unterlDrtften
fir Die Netition Ii erlor9en. Ser Sertbt
Oes @OmiteS lpurOe 5u~ritf9ele9t. 3te See
fiirtDorter oes QIaneS baben aIe 0offnlu9
onf9e9eben, oaB bic Gro9e BET Der 6rilbla9rsz
1Dabl Det 2SGblern 5lr Ablttmrnltg ulter=
brettet per0en miro, ba Der @eneinoeratb
einen 10 wilfiirli6en 9tanOpnntt i'll Der &Hz
%9elegen6eit ein11imlnt.
@eiu0e siuseu ein ftr GrrDetterun9 non
Bart Npetue, Don 81. StraBe bis Soutb
Hart, ouf 100 Sup, unb fir ben Surbbru6
beS 45. YIace, Don gamreltcez bis gtncenneS
ADenue- geroronun9en wurben Gn9enOnt=
men fir ben 0ltr6brl6 Der 90. GtraBe, pom
Soutb Qdrf 9lDenue bis StateltraBe, uno
Der 81. StraBe, Don Subiana 9lDenue bis
Stoteltr., lowie fir etne Wten9e Don Seitens
psaell. 0arauf Yertoaun9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
Gfe1tS lit Der ghot

ftub oieienigen, Die in SOI9e elmer ausgeIprofeten
gteiguug al eiueut btlibien 3uitanbe ol BEN DeriGieOe'
men uub ue9TelpoQeu GDttptoHeH untertpOrfelt itno,
sic eit &eberleibeu o~n3etgen. ~ltebeIfeit, &opfI6mers
gen, @erltopfuug, cine belegte 3uuge, eiH ii6elriebe1'
bet @tbent, Elm mebr ooer l~peniger Defttger S6mer8 in
Der 9tdbe beS au9e9riffeHeu Organs, llureinbeit bes
8lntes unb appetittOfigteit itempe(n eS 5n einem oer
qudlenbIten, ippie eineut Der gep6bnlt0iten Gei0en.
GS giebt iebo9 Elm ipobltbucnbes @&ittcl ge9eu bieies
Seiben nno oa feine urougeneGmeu @~n3etden. gta3
benz ibereiuitimueuben 3eu9niB bes |ubltfnmS iopie
Der @er3te, lit 9oftetter'S Ma9enbitters
cine Mcbi3i1t, tpel9e i9uelfib(6ore, griiubIi9e lno
mpbltbuen6e GeIultate errei0t. Gs BELT nibt Hur
2eberleiben, fonOern fr6ftigt aud Die S9paGet, mer5t
Nteren unb &e6erleibet aus, llub beIdlenni9t bic 6es
iton0er Gobe1. I~eberbtes 1T es bos 9rpBe @tttteL
qeQeu Medielfieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
g. erDieGt $4,000.

Oa nod thinner yta9fragen %ein9tn9et, oh
es mabr ODER H11Dabr iet, oaB Alpa glber
aus Yrinceton p%er9an9enen Wtonat in Der
2ouiiiana Staats= gotterie SIS, 600 9eS o9en
babe, 10 vinterpiemte" ibn ein Gertreter DeS
n&epubltcan" NIT folgenoem @r9ebniB:
uWtein 9tan1e lit Alpa gloer. SD bin Elm
Sarmer in Sbio Sownibip, nabe Briuceton,
!Ganias. SD bate Elm 3ebntelzQoos in Der
Qoutitaua Staatsz 2otterie fir Die Sanuar=
Siebung. Seine Nuntner mar 81 $50. @s
9emaun $15. 600. Die gont pon 9ttama
couettirte eS fir mid. SD bate feline llngez
le9enbetten ODER Nufentbalt beim Grbebeu
beS @elbes. Wtetne 9tunmer gelponn eS, Die
SAINT colefttrte es nno i3 er6ieIt es; ulto
bas mar baS @nbe pom Qieoe. SD tann e5
le6r gut o%ebrouDeu."
6err @loer lit ein Wann, Der eine 9ea6=
tete SteIun9 in Der @eleui9aft etnntmmt,
nnb Der ,g8tnbfal1", ME er es nennt, 1piro
on9epa1Dt rperDe11, NO ct am r~tetlten Nusen
brtn9t. Gr mobnt in Der Jtd6e pom 4rtnce=
ton, 1T in Sranfliu @ountp lpobl befannt
u1o ir9eno Sentano fann ieine Ausla9en at
tr9eno elmer 3ett beltQti9en.
Ger @alltrer Der 8att Don Sttapa pur6e
ebenIaIs befru9t nno beltdti9te 6rn. Gloer's
N~usfo9nn9ell. - Sttatpa (Sds.l, 6epubli=
CON, Tebr. II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
: Sine neue @erbinbnnn mi,

- Cine neue 8erbtnbuu9 nit
Sapan unb 6 II a beablidtl9t, pie
man BON Gan BrauciSco mel0et, Sic 6 a.
naoti6 e 8actficz 9 q 6er,ufte[z
len, nobel ite es hauptld1Li0 barQuf abqez
ieben bat, Den I9eeDanbelsu monopoz
l@titrelt. Sic bat 5u Dem 3peGe nit Der
@unGrOz TN ein Qlbf0mmen oetrofz
fen, pona6 Die 9ampfer yBotbnia", Sat-
Liza" uED vScDtbta" BON @nOe glpril an BEN
Terfebr 3Dil6eE 6ongfong, gotobama uu0
Stem We1tnt1lter, Dem @nopunfte Der @a5
raotI6en BaciftceB obn. permittetn tperz
ben. 9te 0ampfer iouen am |. 2lpril Die
TaDrt our6 ben SRe3>GanaL no1 SONG
Song antreten. Sn gotobama iouen lie
nit ben 0arnpfern Der SnDt1d1z Ghtnelilben
Oampfere9 eleuibaft 5uiammentreffen uno
bort Oeren 9aoun9en, Die BON S6angbat
fomnlen, Ibernebmen. Olan erpartet, baB
Die Jfetie Don 6Ou9tong nad @eltmtniter
uur II bis II Sage Oauern miro. Die 0amz
pier erbaIten SubitOien BON Der @0naDtz
l6en Ge9terun9 uno befDroern Die europ0iz
lhe UNI amerttantide 8oit mad G9ind,
tDenn Die Qbie Der eS munlhen uno Die
Yoltitlde entipre6eno ge3ei4net itHo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
. Mu0eb1tA eim t~pettereS Spfer
&Er1t02S.

0e3en GatDrence Grug, tDelder ur1ter Der
Nnflage itebt, letne oret' Srauen nno letne
Stieftodter 3ucD 9etoeflneDer nergiftet su
baben, lpir0 iebt nod cine finite Nntla9e
auf per iu6ten @iftm0r0 erboben.
Trau Sdoeffner, etue S6meiter oeS Goz
tighten Wtar 0etDelmeDer u1o Der er1ten
Srau &rug's, mGhte Der B0lt5et nGlnlth
folgenDe Wtittbeilunqen:
SDre Sohter Noelgunoe, Elm DIbi1es
19iQbriges MGo6en, tnelhe bon ibrett
Treunbinnen tur5lDeg n@unoel" 9~enauut
merDe, babe tbre 8ale Gucp 0eioeLmeper
mQ6reno ihrer &ranf6ett loDobl, tple 16on
porher mieberboIt beluht un0 babel audi
Die 8efannti1aft bon 2anrence &rug. oeS
Sttefoater 2ucD's, gemaAt, tueIher tbr
zines Cages, 9let6 na6 Dem Sooe elmer
leiner 6rauen, etnen 9etratbsantrag ge>
macht babe. 2%Ibelgunoe babe Oenlelben tn>
beien nit Gntriiitung su~rid9emteien, oa
&rug tbr bieien 2tntrag berettS iteute, oIs
ieiue Srau nod ni6t beerbt9t mar. 3euz
gen oteier uner60lten 0anoIungs Detie tpaz
ren Soa Golenitetn, Srau Nnoerlon uno
anbere Sreunoinnen Noel9unoe Sdaeffz
uer's.
Sat- gu berieIben Belt, ais 2ucD 9etbeG7
rteDer itarb, erfranfte D@5unoel" unter benz
ielben Observation-Disclosures wie ibre
8aie, nno crit .na0 IGneerer GratIiher 8e>
banoIung erboIte tie ft6 iomett, baB Der
grat ite auBer @efabr erfIGren fonnte.
9ie gerpanDten oeS ungIildlt6en WlGbe
deus, weI6es nod iebt tront gu Bette
Ite9t, elauben ieBt, bab &rug aus Na9e
bafiir, baB ieine Betperbungen 5urlfgemiez
len uurOeu, 9loel9uuoe SAaeffner gu perz
giften lu6te. nno nab Dem 3eugntB bes
2trStes, nel1er oaS Wldohen ~beDanoelte,
untsrlieQt es feinem 3wetfel, baB 8rue
feline Ntbte ais finfteS Opfer letner RorD>
9ier auserleben bate.
Son Der @efabuoit9fsit Gru9's Le9t fer>
net Der llmitano etn bereotes !3eugnt6 ab,
baB CT iein 9anseS Sab uno @ut Derfaufte,
UNI fir ieine 8ertbeiotgung @eIo aufsuz
tretben uno iein ledsidbrtgeS I06ter6eu,
ieiu eigeneS T[eii9 uno Slut, Der @oble
thGttsteit ietner thermometer lberlieB. Oils
&rug DOT einigen Gagen ben Munl6
duBerte, lein &inO 5u ieben, baben ii6 Die
gflegeeLtern Delielben 0enn aud itanobaft
9ewei9ert, Dem Wuni6e oes m0rOertl1en
gaters gu entlprehen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
Cine ftnnerlpSe Gne

TT se1piB cine iiberauS traurige 6o6e fir
manbeS @bepaar. Isle uno w0our6 bieIent
uebel in fiir5et er 3ett abgebplfen merz
ben fam, 5ei9t Der ,,1tettttt0s s94ttfer"",
luel9er BON Dem alien nl1D bepQbrten Deut=
i6en 6eilzSnltitut III Jtem Yorf beralts=
9egeben miro, auf Die flarite gSeiie.
0as pOrtrefFi9e Su9 $50 Setter) wiro
9e9et ~@tnlenoln9 Don 20 @entS in Poit=
lamps franco unO wobl perliegelt ~perianDt.
&Orelie: Deutsches Heilinstitut,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
29DG4@. 1nitum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
SeMersOrWuit.
Sic Sabrtf Oct 8inSior ToIptns SEQ 60.
aOgebra Nut. - GGaoem 25,OOO.-

0o0epra ttnt. - GdaoeN S01OOO.-
Swet IemerwebrIeate Dernm9Ildt.
Die 9roBe Sabrtf Der vDinoior SoIoing
Seo 3d." Geo. 497 bis sos 9Seit Stllaiez
1traBe, par0ienita9 81 neutrality-suspicious.
Der IOeer0 elmer beoeutenOen Seuersbrullt,
0ur6 tDelbe oaS SsJrlnere oeS 0abrifge5dus
OeS n0lllg etngedihert tDuroe. @tma UNI
4 uhr 20 Wftnuten bemerfte elm gSG1ter
Seuer in Der GadirernertltGtte, i'm orttten
Stodperte beS fiinflt0dtgen @ebGuoeS.
no pie Slammen aNf Dem nit Sel ulto
0IrlIIB getrdntten SuBbooen l0neu nm lth
grttten. Die Seuermebr mnroe onr6 etl1en
0reITa9en Nlarn benahrtbttgt, bod fal>
Den Die, auf oas brittle @%lodenitgHaL Der>
betetlenoen SOlhntonnidaften bereits DaS
gar5e S1nere 0eS @ebGuoeS in ein SLANT
menneer Dertpanoelt. Die OaupttbGttgteit
Der 3eute ribtete ltb 6aber notbgeDruIgen
auf Die SeldiiBun9 Der Na1baraebGuoe,
DeL1e aut's 9IeuBerite beOrobt nuroen.
9a cine UerbdltlliBmGBige WinDittlle
berrldte. geIang es t%noelIert, Die NLammen
bon tbnen tern5ubaLten.
Sn 0%erbtnouug nit Dem Q0i6en ocS
SranOeS e%reiGnetea fld) leioer SDei llnfGlle,
tnoenl 5rpet Der braDen SeIertDebrleute bon
Dem berabfauenoen Dberen G6eile elmer 5ers
UtUJSIkth NCuSb DSAtUI1tU NhU lluIUtl WI =
leBt iDuroen. Die SeoaucrnSipertben Iilto
9teut. anirf uno S6lau6filbrcr $enrO
3oblbah, Beibe Der ManniHait Der cbemiz
lhen 9Di6mal6iae 9t0. ! angeb0rtg. sic
befan0en lt6 auf elmer aus mebreret pers
i6iebbaren Sbetlen beitebenoen So SUB
longen Setter uno tpareH i'm Se9rift,
etnen WalieritraDl in ems Der 6eniter beS
Dierten Stodpertes 81 Ielten, ais pI0BIth
Der etlerne S6iebetalten OeS Dberelt 2ets
terenoe5 serbra6 uno leBtereS allf bic beis
ben WtGu1er lteI, 1e I'M Sturse bier3ia
SUB ttef init iid binabreiBeno. &teuteuaut
Quirt'S SUP Duroe 9rdBIi0 Serlhmettert,
tpGbreno Soblbad eineu NrmbrMb erlttt.
Seioc Serun9Lidte tpuroen na6 i6ren
reip. Mobnungen iberfibrt, mo Die 9lerSte
Die Gerle5ungen ais ni6t lebensgefibrlib
be6eidneten.
Die no~rbanbenen 8orrGtbe OIL Suiam=
m%enlegbaren 8ettiteten ipurOen Dur6 oaS
Seuer total seritDrt un0 Die 8eltBer Der
Gompa3nte Oerani6la9en ben tbuen hiers
burb eripa6lenen Sbaosn auf minbeltens
20,000. Die 8erlt6erung betrGgt $4,000.
9as SabrtfgebduDe, Gi9eutbum Don Q8.
N. &tmba4, bat our0 Seuer un0 gSalier
ebenfals arg g~elitten u10 Dilrfte nur nit
etnem &oItenuuftpano BON ntdt inter
$4,000 bis $4,000 nteoer bergelteut nerben
t0nnen. Ser uripringlt6e Nertb betrug
SIC, 1000.
2llS Die uria6e Der SeuerSbrunit uerrus
tibet man Setbltent5luoul8 bon Seis ooer
Sarbitoffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07
S0OttiMer St1tr5.

9ur@ einen betlasenspsrtben 11nfau
buBte MittDo6 Na6mtttag Die 33idbrtge
2is3ie 2ubad, BON gto. 438 26. zStraBe,
tbr 9eben Elm. Sic ipar i'm orttten Stof>
tnerte bes college Of BbarmacD", SEQ. 465
StateitraBe. nit Dem Geinigeu Der Seniter
beihdftigt, als tie bierbet pI0Blt9 Oos
@let6gepidt Derlor uno 35 SuB tief aufS
gflaiter binabitir3te. Die ungIudlt6e
tDuroe in 6aLbbemuBtlolem s3ultanoe uno
lbper perlebt tit ben 9atrouiaez Magen
qeboben, that ieDob nod Dor DeIlen @tnz
treffeu i'm County 5osipttaI ibren IeBten
9[themaun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-07

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Die Sreunoe iol9er Yerionen, pel6e bur9
bieleS ori9tltele YrGpalat BON enti6ieOener
G9pttOlubt 9ebetlt puroen, iopie bic
bantbaren 9e6etlten lelblt baben benz Artitel
bur9 feline Qlterfennung unO @mpfeblung
eine groBe 4opularitdt in Seem @n9(ono gez
geben. Sn bieier Combination lit Der 3ez
bertron lelneS mioerli9en @el9mafeS ent=
Snr6 Die e. Nerbin6uns nit salt, wel0er an
1ib Elm Mteoerheritelunssnttte 1T, irbem
CT Dem Spltem gerabe bic 2t9ensiel1 uno ullz
/; ~erfibun9 mittbetlt, Die sur 6etlun9 tronfer
2ungen notbpenoi9 ilno. ~ .. NStl6Or,
@bemiter, SonOn, lit bet Gt9entbiin1er. Set
allen 0rpeliltel1 3u baben.